Welcome Back To School (Ethics Students)
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Mr. Ficara provides an overview of his theology class, including his contact information, teaching style, assignments, grading structure, supplies needed, and expectations. Students will learn about the life of Christ, social vs spiritual issues, sacraments, and free will over two semesters. Grades are based on classwork, homework, quizzes, tests, projects, and participation. Mr. Ficara encourages contact through email, phone, or various websites and provides his policies on late work, cell phones, and being prepared.
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Unit viii notes
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Welcome Back To School (Ethics Students)
- 1. Welcome Back to School Mr. Michael Ficara Theology
- 2. 2 Paragraphs • First Paragraph – What denomination are you? – How often do you attend religious services? – How would you describe your personal relationship with Jesus Christ? – What do you expect to get out of this class? • Second Paragraph – Tell me about yourself!
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